Newspapers we should add next
Tell us what publications would be of most use to you. You can be as general (Victorian cycling magazines) or specific (South Wales Argus) as you wish! We take on board all of your suggestions but are bound by copyright restrictions and our agreements with publishers, these form the boundaries of what we may publish online.
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The Graphic 1913
The entire year is missing from what is otherwise a fairly complete the run.
2 votes -
The Inquirer (Unitarian newspaper)
The Inquirer (Unitarian newspaper) would be a fabulous resource. Unitarian Chapels were/are all over the country so this would be useful for many researchers. Thanks for your consideration!
1 vote -
Dorking and Leatherhead Advertiser
I'm researching the history of brass and silver bands in the Dorking and Leatherhead area. The files for the Dorking and Leatherhead Advertiser series appears to have a gap between 1951 and 1968. This seriously hampers the work I'm doing. Please fill this gap.
1 vote -
Basingstoke Gazette
Basingstoke Gazette - as yet uncovered. Weekly title for Basingstoke and the surrounding areas.
6 votes -
Homes and Gardens
Magazine
3 votes -
West Cumberland Times - January-April 1902
West Cumberland Times - those printed from January-April 1902 are not available to search yet but virtually all the rest are. This appears to be an ommission - you may have them ready but not yet uplaoded. Could you please action this?
4 votes -
North London papers
To put into context we currently have less coverage than many parts of the Highlands and John o Groats despite having a far greater population please extend the Islington Gazette, Tottenham weekly Herald and Hackney Gazette newspapers to provide extra support
372 votes -
The North Oxfordshire Monthly Times and Agricultural Advertiser (NOMT)
The North Oxfordshire Monthly Times, and Agricultural Advertiser (NOMT)
The above newspaper was founded in 1849 by J.S. Hiron, an enterprising printer and bookseller in Deddington. It was an 8-page broadsheet, and was regularly published each month up to at least June 1860, although copies only survive (at the British Library) up to August 1854.
Typical of the provincial newspapers of the day, it carried domestic and foreign news, letters, local news and advertisements. There were well-written leading articles, some of considerable intellectual rigour, on national, local and religious issues of the day. Its motto was "Open to all, influenced…4 votes -
Romsey Advertiser
Weekly title for Romsey and the surrounding areas.
3 votes -
Bucks Advertiser & Aylesbury News (1860-1912)
The Bucks Advertiser & Aylesbury News from 1860 - 1912 is on microfilm. The BNA list this newspaper but only a few of the copies are found. Robert Gibbs, the historian, was the proprietor of the Bucks Advertiser and the archive is the poorer for it being online.
7 votes -
Southern Daily Echo
Later than 1910
79 votes -
East Ham Recorder
Please expand the East London coverage onto your online portfolio
372 votes -
Islington Gazette
Or the Hornsey Journal sad to see we have little in the way of later years which is every bit as important as our earlier years. Large enough diverse area to warrant being included more !!!
285 votes -
Cork Mercantile Chronicle
This paper operated in Cork between 1802 and 1835 according to here: https://www.library.mun.ca/qeii/maritimehistory/newspapers/newsuk/130/ which says they also have this paper on microfilm, so you should be able to get it easily.
1 vote -
Romford Times
The most popular newspaper in the whole area of Hornchurch, Rainham, Upminster, Elm Park, and obviously Romford in the 50s and 60s.
1 vote -
“The Hour Glass” and “The Album, A Journal of Photographs of Men, Women and Events of the Day”
“The Hour Glass” and “The Album, A Journal of Photographs of Men, Women and Events of the Day”
1 vote -
Somerset County Gazette
Please add Somerset County Gazette through the end of the South African War (1902). Thank you.
3 votes -
Beccles & Bungay Journal
The 'Beccles & Bungay Journal' is an important local newspaper which, since 1933, has covered the rural market towns and parishes located in both the Waveney Valley and the broader area straddling the eastern border between the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk.
Sadly, during this last year, those in this area in Suffolk have lost their local branch of the county's Record Office, and so have lost easy access to many of the area's original historical documents. Therefore, the addition of the earlier decades of this title to your website would, doubtless, be very welcome.28 votes -
Nottingham Advertiser
It’s frustrating Nottingham has no depictions of life in the city after 1950 when so much has changed in the past seventy years
73 votes -
Dundee Courier
Can you please add editions of DC Thomson's "Dundee Courier" from 1956-1960, which should now be in your 60-year copyright window. These are contained on microfilm in Dundee City Library so could be quickly transferred to computerised versions.
13 votes
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